Anne-Marie Horden

So we delay once again, and that timing could be awkward.

It could be awkward.

So the Supreme Court punts it once again.

They do not come out with a decision on whether or not the majority of actually a lot of this terrifying venue we're bringing in into the United States, more than 70 percent, is tethered to the president using AIPA.

Very flexible, a blunt tool that he has used since he came back into office.

And why it could be so awkward is because the president will be in Davos next week and he's going to be meeting with global leaders, the world elite.

Last year, he joined on remote, really lambasted the global elite.

And at this point, potentially, we could get the decision next Tuesday or Wednesday, because that's when the justices will be meeting again.

That's when potentially we can get the decision.

And he could potentially be facing a Supreme Court saying you cannot use that legal authority while he's talking to all these countries that he already did trade deals with.

they're coming with a lot of different products that they're hoping will kind of buy them some time and also maybe address some of what users want to do.

So for example, they're integrating Spotify into JackGPT.

They've made a partnership with Meta on its glasses.

They are letting you enter prompts to get a playlist in return using even like online contexts so that you can get the top

rated albums of the year from Pitchfork or something like that.

So they really want to give people both this personalization, more options, showing up where people are.

Podcasts are coming to Netflix.

They're really trying to meet people where they are rather than forcing them to just come to Spotify.

And Spotify is seeing that people really enjoy that content.

So instead of just using playlists to soundtrack their runs, they're actually watching yoga on Spotify, for example.